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Can't. o. A. Browne held the lucky
number in the drawing for the CRAY
quilt" which for some time has beer
exhibited in drug store at Accomac u
H.. and so much admired for its beauty.
is value is about $50.
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A festival under the auspices of the
members Of Presbyterian church Will be
held TO day in grove at Bele Haven,
commencing at p. M. and continuing
until 10 p. III. A musical entertain
,nent given at night Will be free to all.
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John l.. Bates obtained judgment
on Wednes dag, in the courts at Snow
Hill. Md, against the \. y. T. q n.
+, r.. for S7777S.Sl salary claimed by him
rs superintendent OF construction OF
that road.
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Mr.. EDIToR:-The uppermost qucs-
ton in the minds and hearts OF the
thinking PEOPLE Of this county to-day.
is the abolition OF the legalzed liquor
traffic. From its introduction into
America, until the present time it has
existed rs u bitter, bliglting, damning
curse on everything decent, virtuous
and holy. lis history proves it the enc
my of law, order, morality, christianity
and civilization. The VOLCANO Of an
awakening public conscience cannot be
hid. With this universal uprising OF
the people we sec tic handwriting on
The wall, I" aud already i'll retlllest blood
Of American martyrs it is written "A
question is meyer settled until it is So.
tied right"
The continued controversy between
the undersigned and '.Vistor and
Others, is but the bursting ont of the
issue, for and "agsinst;" and noniat
ter what Visitor" may say or threaten
The great, burning question, like Ban
ouo's ghost will not down" Let u:
say to Visitor" that Resident La:
no deep seated grudge OF hatred
against any one. On the coiltrffy W.
are the personal friell,i oil Life lonl
Den. ocrat and temperance man, y anc
while we only lave oa" suspicious us Il
who "YiSltofn is, we assure HIM w,
are not his enemy, but against tile trlt
lie he defends, we have sworll Vengeance
We propose to sear the neck of The Ii
cense hydra with public opinion i'll TIT
hands of prohibition ioans.
We think anyone cf ordinary intelll
gcnce can understand i'll our quotation
from Richaleu that we were only draw
ing IL comparison; that as lie drew TN
circle of uls holy church around III
niece for her pro cotton, SO we hav
drawn the protecting circle Of prulllbI
ton around cur homes, and tile refer
ence to "Resideuts church, chnrc
members Sc. &c." i'll conk> SS2,w.Li
that quotation, but Shows tiicsSSi lleS
Of " isitor's' comprehension.
How successful We have been - GU
prohibition movement caii be prC&en
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We tender thanks to Il fair young lady
friend for All invitation to the annua!
celebration Of the literary societies OF
The Norfolk Female College. on Thurs
day. 2nl Gay OF June.
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The announcement is made by request,
that the REV. Richard Walsh Of Maps
VILE, will preach to morrow night i'll the
NJ. i. Church, South, at Temperance
VILE
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Officers of Fidelity Lodge Of A.O.U:
w at Accomac G. H., will be elected
next Monday night, and the members
are requested to be present.
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The n. f. Church, South, Guilford,
which has been closed for repairs Ior
the last two weeks, will lie opened TO-
morrow. and services he conducted ny
the rastor. Rev, J. w. Carroll.
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AIR Frank Vincent, Pocomoke City,
las been appointed by Supt. Dunno, ana
is row en- duty, us night operator al
Tasley station.
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Mir. G. w. 7. Bell ard Miss r. J.
Sterlin" were married by Rev. IA W.
IIundley 1t Hollies BAPTIST church,
"Wednesday, May 18th.
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Ifyou want to purchase vessel prop
erty. read the advertisement or w. Ia
Adams, Sea!ovd. Del.
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Guests at Maltly House, Baltimore,
have IL choice OF either American OF
European plans as may best SUIT theIr
convenience and rates are surprisingly
lD,1-
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A grand far and musical soiree will
come off in grove at Belle Haven, on
Thursday. the 23rd dav OF June, for the
benefit OF tie NJ. Z. Church. South. 4
brass band has been Ell gagged for the oc-
caSion and arrangements made for eX-
curSion rates over the railroad for those
who wish to attend. The far is to sur
pass in every respect the one held last
Year which every one who attended SO
pleasantly rem ,mberS.
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sGGAs. NEW s..

Ch;ldren'S day Will be observed in
10th clutches at Leemoiit, OH Cl'e SCI
ond Sunday III June.
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The Election.

At the election held in Accomac and
northampton counties on Thursday
MAY Goth, tie following shows the re-
ctIlf.
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ACCoMAC.
County Officers.

Treasurer, John J. blackstone: clerk
of county court. NJ. Oldlnlni, .Ir.; clerk OF
circuit court, John y. Grant; Common
weal,h's attorney, LANES II. Fletcher,
IL; sheriff, John II. Wise; commits
sion of revenue. district No. !, Spencer
D. Fletcher; commissioner of revenue,
district No. .. VIM. D. Tunnel.
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Dianathaand; Supreme make better;
bread than. any fouls on the mark land
Will please Che mostlfastidious.' ~
Mlldge, Smith. Sc Go.

For SALE CHEAp.--A comfortable
house OF three rooms and lot Of one acre
attached, near Levmonr Apply 10
D. i. White.
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EsTRAY.-Came to my premises sew
cr;.l weeks ago Il black, unm 1rked hog.
owner can get it by pairing eh .rges.
Geo. r. Justics, Hunting Creek.
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ponrnt Judge W. I. Fitcllctt by a ma
joyity of FOG.
Jarvis, Whitehead and Townshend
all Republicans were elected supcrviS-
orS.
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Our people now lave an opportunity
to secure a first class organ atmanufac-
turers prices through the courteous and
clever gentlemen, Mr. Il. w. Hynson
and Prof. Paul Billhardt, now stopping
in our town and representing the Gem
Piano and Organ Company. The adj
yantages which they offer to purchasers
are being appreciated by many who have
purchased organs in the past week, and
others Will avail themselves of the op
rnortunity to dealwith them. The names
of segerGri of the purchasers of organs
from themin oliisuoounty are appended,
and which are offered as refefonsce. Make
up your minds, however, 20 buy ut once
if you want an organ, as they will leave
lis III afeW days.
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NoT1cE-This is to inform the public
that we will III the future conduct buSI-
ness at our old stand IN PungOteague,as
agents OF Willie q. Walker. Given un-
DIR our hln.ls this 2nd day Of June, 1887.
Walker e Bro.
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Neutrality-suspicious. -

Thesbu illess of Shield 81 81 ears
Wlllsbe settled by s. j. Shield anil
e,alls person, indebted 10 Shield 81
Mears are respectfully requestellto
como forward and settle tbeir.ins
debtedaess at once, as!the business
must be closell by tle 1st day oil
August, 1887.
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letters From tho People.

MIR. EDTToR-Tn carry tOsa success
full ssue the ieaE determinations of the
Il asst, it has hten necessary 10 sacrifice
some of the hst blood engaged III tae
conflict, and upon the banners ale in.
srribed III letters OF gore lh names OF
the martyrs who have willingly gwen
their lives to elevate humanity and make
the world happier. Already, in the war
that is'now being waged By the pure and
The goed ofour land against tic rum
power, tire blood Of the murdered Had
dock and G;mbril cries from the
ground, martyrs slam in defense of the
right against the wrong. ArriVed III
defence of the saloon we find I'LL the
baser clements of society arne, To the
teeth. WHO i'll the dark, and againt the
ticfencelesS are ready To hlacken the an
nlls Of crime with deeds uf blO0si and
death. Oar last grand jury found true
bills against residents Df 0nr county for
violation of-our prohibitury law. Fol
lowing the action Of THIS grand jury we
rar mitterings of vengeance against
the good men who dared under oath Lake
Ike nlitiaIory step that should bring
this lawlesS element to the bar of JUS
tice.
The witness Bowman Kelly, who tes-
titled against Mr.. Mock at Assitwalnan
Hill. and the gentleman. Mr. ng,who
conveyed Tie witness to Accomac e. II :,
have both been attacked Oh the highway,
and but for the bravery and pluck dis
played by these gentlemen rs they faced
their cowarily assassins, their names
might have been aided to the list. OF
martyrs. 1t llelloovts all The friends of
temperance and good government to
stand by these witnesses an, aid with
their presence and means the officers of
the law in the arraignment andproSecu:
ton of these i,ssaSSins ii...si d ,rcndetS oI
the lug tavern. Let the Assawaman
Hill RINGERS feel The strong arm of TIL,
law and it will have 81 salutary effect
upon the same class i'll other comnillni-
ties. AccuMAc.
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-
SUMNER sCREDULE: Ew~
OF THE
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company
OF5BALTIMolsis:,ss
Until fnrther. n..tlc,.soa and sitter SnnnH1s.
sINy. IafIi YSs7, Will run thelr STEAMERS % az
follows, weather pormltllng,l ioAsihs ooe.it V,
Wharf at S on o'clock p. ~.
steamer EASTERN SHORE.
GAIT. W. W. MATTHEWS.
SUNDAYS and WEDNESDAYS for Crisnel1 p.a NON
nan's, Evans, Bogs's, NhndnaD DO Yir, h.,a s'.a
Miles, Sniolds, Eungars and ctyor.s w iarses;
northumberland Taylor'a cue Gsy5 % =, q
Fridays Mt H.nl.. Hupgars o"% Mandnai
D. m. Boggs' 8, Evans 5.lo, Hoilfnahs -
steamer MAGGIE
CAPT. L. ]. saIIT +.
MONDAY and r TUESDAY for crlsfrld, ranger
island, Fiuucy's On tncuck. Csesco''he'seA'
t1"mtinr Greek, Gulltord. Mssson.o.
F'rITRNING-Wednc4dny an / saturd ~, ea y 20
Msssonsp un M, Guilford s. Hunting Croen . 10Y %"
Cno.cDnnossex 1l.30. OnlncocA q, f4nAey 5 0.'o'
TangIcr Island 431
Steamer TANGEERs
CAPT. J. W. WILSON
pvorv Tuesday aud FrI.layfor orIsneld. rinney,s
Onnncocs, Shelltown. Plus Whnri, Cenar naii'
Rahoborh Pocomoke City and sn'T hni' "a
observation-disclosures SNOW Hill McnaayS s ,..,
'Thursd;,y at a. m, Poconake City 1850, & mo-
roth o, Cedar Hall $50, Pitts wharf ~, onan'
COCK p. ~, Finuey's $3.50 p. m.
All steamers leave Crisield fol Baltf-
20 more. on arrival Of last down u a W.. s
F-a,cht and passen sers received for III points
o, tIie m. phIlns and Norfolk tcomic4 any
sPooJmoke r. la s!e .1
yirglnta lroads
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Presiding Elders Arpointme

Presiding Elders Arpoln.ne5
Third round of Quarterly II
i'll part, for Eastern Shore DistrIs S
e. Church South.
Drulnmondtown, Woodbury., .JnntV
0nalcuck, OnMcock, June IL, 12.<,'
Wicomico, Eden, June IS, 10.
PllngOteague, Gitrrisons, June %, 81
Belle Haven, Belle Haven, July 2,I
Bellin, Blshopsvilie, July 8. 10.
jos. Ii. AMIss, r. y. /
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IL saving the wear on N TN y
I:6oar r. thing washed in the Misso & $,
Esteanl washer willlast twice as long. 81 !
4sh: ANY family using the Missouri
Steam washer will save its cost from ol,f
70 i've times year BIZ the saving o.
wear Oh clothes.
5th. The Missouri steam washer does
away with all ihs severe drudging o.
work day.
9Th. Families lacking health and
strength are often compelled to have
their washing done at great expense,
which might be saved by doing it them.
selves with the Missouri steam washed.
Notice what your own citizens saw
about it:
Your steam washer was brought to
my house Il few days ago. take pie asure
in saying it has given entire satisfaction
and done its work well. TIC. PIrrs.
Onancock, March 18th. 'S7.
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District Officers.

Pmgotcague-Supervisor, George +.
Wnder: constable, Benjamin +. Bull;
overseer of poor, Tlos. w. Blackstone;
justices of peace, JOS. e. Wescott: lio-
bert L. Harmon and Thomas w. BACK
stone.
Lee-Supervisor, Thomas 9. kellam;
constable. Lev II j. Gunter: overseer OF
poor, Alfred i. LillistoE; Justices OF
peace. Levi r. EogGs, Albert X. Ashhy
and Michael II. lliggMs.
Metompkin-Supervisor. David +.
White; constable. Edward NJ. Gunter;
overseer of poor, SamnelG. TAYLOR; JUS
ticcs of peace. John D. WimDroug;i.
Burwell b. Ewell and Nm. L. Parks.
Atlantic-Supervisor, VIM. 5. Tun
nell; constable, Neal U. Taylnr:oversecl
of poo:. Samuel J. PAWS; justices OF
peace, L. +. J. Wilson, Ambrose 5
Taylor and E. w. Hutchinson.
Chincotva.ue-Supcrvisor, John A
NJ. Whealtom; constable, e. W Cluit
oyerseer of poor, James L. Matthews
justices of peace, James NJ. Birch, i. Is
Muniford and }. -. Baker.
The county officers elected were III
the nominees of the Democratic pait!
and practically had no opposition.
On the Democratic pr
ty made 40 nominations for district oil
ficers. :,
In Pungoteague district, Winder .Bul!
Harmon aud Wescott were elected o!
| Republican ticket.
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For SALE.--Ice OF excellent quality,
delivered as the ice hlllse by the bushel,
between the hours OF 8 and Z a. m, alo
6 and p. m. Apply to Edward >.
Ayres, or the undersigned
l.. Floyd Mock,
AccUll;lc q. II.
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| have seen your machine work and
think 1t does all that is claimed for 1t,
anil | will get one soon. J.F.RILEy.
March 2lst, 'S7.
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aea,s Celebrated Kirkwood VIM
ltent Family Flour. the very best
/. market. We le;ul all the time.

tlaflc E-T--All persons are hereby fore
KtIfrOm cunning, oystering, clam
De seine hauling or otherwise leure-
lon.the premises of Mrs. E. p.
.ahich | now reside, under full
sSf law. Jno. III. OnleY,
= hodestown.
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FoR REN1-For year 1858, thesfarm
formerly owned bl Ell East deceased.
Its good 2horse farm well adapted to
trucks, imle of Tasley station and 3
miles from Qnancock. On it are album
dant RESOURCES both of skaters anu
woods mould, Mrs. E. F. C. Garrett.
Accomac G. H., Va.
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Use.L LEAFS Fancy Table Meal.

NoTrcE.-I hereby forewarn all per-
sons rom cunning. oystellng claiming,
fishing with Seine, trapping or otherwise
trespassingpn my premises, under full
penalty Of liw. e. s. Johnson,
Modestown, Va.
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sRTISJSFSs NOTICES 10


q sSsE y AUCTION will sell at pub
g ia al louisville on Saturday,
gs,f;ssailf@ ,Iule, scoinmencing.at 9Ip. IN.
y gss5n;l property of Dr.-W, y. ia
a s'ssS S;s illpartof valuable house
( asssSsQIerty, dental chair OF great val.
9 a5SIs to satisfy distress fol- rent
, gssof Mrs Sallie White.
!. Gunter, constable.
fss RENT - For the year 1888, my
;Seaview''-full two horse; For
Z !; sss, c.: apply to Aser Shields;
I: Tcmperanceville, va.
ID. s ALE. Several nice lots It East
tSsSStsttion on reasonab'e terms. Ap-
80 T.. nj. Scott, .JonnsontoMh, va.
Games Myer II Co.'S, ilonrs all
yIliIesth will give you satisfaction
l,lyssw are guaranteed. Sales lllcieas-
she time.
tf; fs eat bad bread, use Leafs Kirk
alldlamily. Always good.
III SALE.-At fair prices, a cargo OF
sSiss shingles Just received from
Voc ssaroliua. A. j. Lillistol!,
, Accomac q. II.
cypr genuine unle sold by.
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Having seen the Missouri ste am wash
er in use. ] think it a success and
great saving of labor. Z. Fl. P1rrs.
March 2ISt 1877.
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'1lllA|l|!|GaE ] ylIllIIs|,II5jlll.

sEfssS4ifs z.
1.-the bighsSea
ming along .jilst;5a - sll:l iss E
nothing of tGeskind hid ever taken ID e,i15
place. We want 81 talk to you i5Ii
about our staple articles this week.
a great many of DIR customers!
have just found out that we .kee n
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NORTHAMPTON.

Treasurer, j. b. Williams; clerk Of
court, Gilmor Kendall; commissioner OF
revenue. George Toy: sheriff, John /.
w. Gusts: Commollweal. his attorney.
E. j. Spady.
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Merchants%ill fnd-ft to, their advan
tage to deal With us, and families to use
our flour. Nudge, Smilil'& Co.
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For SALr-On west side of Tasley
station, several lots, IS leet front, 120
feet 'Yck, fG 500 each. Possession
given'at one, Geo. w. Belote,
T;lsley, Va.
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NOTICE.

I lave this day bought the entire
interests Of Shields & Mears stock
OF goods. | will go to the city
some time next week and add sucn
goods to the stock as are in demand.
and will offer goods at such prices
as any person. who may have The
money OF its equivalent, and wants
any such goods as l may have, will
buy, iithey have any knowledge OF
the value Of goods. Come see me,
| will make it pay you.
Yours, very respectfully,
+ Cnrcr
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| have seen your machine work aud
think 1t the best ever saw AMI would
not be without one for twice It's cost.
/ w MEIna-
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The Missouri steam washer does
such good work and gives such entire
satisfaction that you will please order
one for ME. Mrs. V.WRIGHT.
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This steam washer does we'll all tho
work that is claimed for it. 1t has been
used at my house with much satisfae-
tIor.- G. G. JoYNEs.
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So Turkish Patrol cigar, bnst hive
5ls'gys.r,1fDr sale by j. Myers & Co..
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s. ]. SHIELD.
j. Z. SHIELD.
j. w. MEARs.
The business from this time will
be conducted at the old stand by
s. J. Shield, and We bespeak for
MIN a liberal patronage. You will
do well to give him ii call.
JOHN T. SHIELD.
j. w. MEARs.
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MILL1NEsY.-Miss Bette w Lewis,
Leemont, is home from The city and IS
now prepaid to supply customers with
evelythingnoYcl and attractive in the
millinery line. Bonnets, hats, notions
everythingto meet the wants and suit
thetaste o her lady customers, she can
now furnisl them.
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The Missouri steam washer does all
W NOTE II claims to do satisfactorily.
1iks. M. NJ. JoHNsoN,M rs. T. j. MEtRs.
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FoR SALE-15O 900 feet of seasoned
building material. Al. LilliSton.
Accomac e. f., Va.
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Games Myer II Co.'S, llonrs all
,iIiIesthey will give you satisfaction
,lysW are guaranteed. Sales llcleas.
sf.SS$ hntimo.
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:f;s SALE. Several nicelo It East
/ t5.sBs;ttion on reasonable terms. APP
q, M. Scott, .JOnnsontown, va.
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- FsisIGE-Having determined to close
al m business, / Offer for sale for cash
d I.fit., my entire stock of goods, con.
,,l1 III; OF dry goo,ls, boots, shoes, re ldy-
10 essiothins, &c.-and Winter Patent
re-. tie, S4.75 per barrel. All persons
" inf I'D to me are also politely but earn-
id VIZ uested to come forward and set
re to:er by casllnr in some other man-
of ASsfactcry to ME, or their accounts
rs m placed in the hands Of an officer
TO ectioll without further notice.
ial sstatorore the highest price plid by
Ell b produce.
~, alo offer for sale, my dwelling and
nd abuse. The store is first-class
It. tnS stand. the sales at it in SS5,
Ike ing to over $4,000. At store is.
fit .esgGrth $50 a year. For fur
he 1Sssg$srs call on or address
a a. F. Mears.
- 7 M Mearsville.
0''A For rent for the wear 1888
B lille. Jllo. r. Kellan,
&c. louisville.
ss9 &ave for sale Langshang
for setting Of Is.
w, ID. TUNNEL,
WA - Only station, Va.
' ASsaok. as good 80
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Ills. q: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
seeaas Cllftol i +. II. T. cknoywl.
/, be the very highest Patent
l:fths markets OF America,

i g5amiss Myer & Co.'S. Southern
aren't Process beats all for the
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Gilmcr S. Kendall. of northampton,
will deliver the address at commence :
ment exercises of Onancock Academy
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; Enfield X. Allen. of. CAROLYN,
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sSyaENr. For the year 1888, my
sss:SeavieW''-full two horse. For
s; SIS c. apply to Aser Shields:
s Tcmperanceville, Va.
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For REr:AFor 1888, the farm
"Croppervison Metompkin Bay and
upon wlliciiS5s%ald j.. Adams now
lives. F. d. Parks.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-07-09
I. I. 3. n.
"The Little Brown Man" as q
Knight Of Labor
Member.
What Is Being Said Upon This Subject
Of Importance to the
Workers.
TACOMA, W. T., June 80, 1887.


Whereas. District assembly No. 40 OF
New York City, having organized two as
semblies Of Chinese within their juris-
diction in defiance Of the resolutions en-.
dorsed from time to time by the general
assembly, and especially Of the resolution
introduced at the late Richmond session
by the delegate Of said D. A, No. 40, being
in our estimation an act Of treachery, a
violation Of all obligations, both moral
and social, that should unite us IN one
solid phalenx in our battle for Liberty
and Justice and
Whereas, In consequence OF said aston
several assemblies are threatening to
lapse, and large number Of Brother
Knights are leaving the order; therefore,
be II
Resolved, That we denounce the treach-
cry OF the executive board Of d. A. No. 40
and demand the immediate suspension Of
the said Chinese assemblies.
Resolved, II d. A. No 40 should refuse
to suspend the said Chinese assemblies,
we demand at the hands Of the g. NJ. W.
the immediate suspension Of said D. A.
No. 10.
Resolved, That we earnestly protest
against the cowardly action Of those as
sembies and Brother Knights, who
rather than fight treachery and injustice,
desert me order in its hour of need,
thereby proving themselves traitors to
their brothers and the Cause they have
sworn to support.
Resolved, That copies Of these resolu-
tions be mailed to Brother I. " Powderly
@. NJ. W. X. of L.; Brother James Quinn
ID. NJ. W. d. A. No. 40; The Model Com
mOnwealn, Port Angels, W. T.; The Peo-
pie, San Francisco; The LABOR ENQUIRER,
Denver; The Labor Enquirer, Chicago,
and John Swinton's Paper, New York City.
SEAL. FRANK W. CASTLE, NJ. W..
NJ. II. THOMPSON, r. s.